Oklahomans contributed more than $6.3 million to 2008 presidential campaigns, according to final Federal Election Commission filings released Friday.The total triples the previous record, set in the 2004 campaign.
In all, 18 candidates received Oklahoma contributions, ranging from $25 to Republican long shot John Cox to GOP nominee John McCain’s $2.1 million. President-elect Barack Obama is second on the list at $1.7 million.
Republicans outraised Democrats $3.3 million to $3 million.
Of the state total, some $1.7 million came from Tulsa ZIP codes. Oklahoma City ZIP codes accounted for $1.6 million. Suburban Oklahoma City ZIPs, including those for Edmond and Norman, came to $1.2 million.
John McCain, R, $2,058,179
Barack Obama, D, $1,711,189
Hillary Clinton, D, $821,398
Rudy Giuliani, R, $549, 795
John Edwards, D, $341,292
Mike Huckabee, R, $205,217
Ron Paul, R, $172,856
Mitt Romney, R $159,419
Bill Richardson, D, $112,070
Fred Thompson, R, $101,561
Joe Biden, D, $46,659
Tom Tancredo, R, $16,582
Sam Brownback, R, $10,852
Tommy Thompson, R, $9,200
Dennis Kucinich, D, $5,958
Duncan Hunter, R, $5,690
Chris Dodd, D, $1,100
John Cox, R, $25
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